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Kayenta Campground Introduce

Kayenta Campground offers a serene and welcoming experience for campers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat near Moab, Utah. Nestled along UT-313, the campground is ideally situated close to Arches National Park and the Colorado River, providing easy access to some of the most breathtaking natural landscapes in the United States.

Visitors can enjoy the convenience of electric hookups at each site, perfect for RV travelers, while primitive camping options cater to those who prefer a more rustic experience. A dump station is available on-site for added convenience, though water hookups are not provided—campers are advised to come prepared with fully fueled tanks.

The campground's location offers unparalleled access to the grandeur of Dead Horse Point State Park and the iconic views of the Grand Canyon-like formations. Kayenta Campground is a haven for hiking enthusiasts, with trails starting right from the campsite, including the challenging but rewarding Rim Trail. The nearby visitors center adds to the convenience of this well-positioned campground.

Customers have praised Kayenta Campground for its clean and private sites, offering a cozy and safe environment for families and groups alike. Positive feedback highlights the friendly and helpful staff, enhancing the overall camping experience. One visitor noted that while the trails can be challenging due to unclear markings, the rewards of the scenery make the effort worthwhile.

  • Proximity to Arches National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park
  • Electric hookups for RVs
  • Clean and private camping sites
  • Hiking trails starting from camp
  • Panoramic views of the canyon

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Customer Reviews

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Ellena Kyte
Oct 31, 2024

Great little campground. Short walk to the visitors centre and access to the trails start right at the campground. Make sure to mosey over to the dead horse point for views that may be better than the Grand Canyon! Friendly people around the site. Electric hookup was great. Bathrooms were lovely. No water access here so make sure you come filled up!

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Jessie Thomas
Apr 12, 2023

Awesome little campground!! Sites feel private. Super clean. Electric hookups at each site. No water hookups. Dump station at entrance. Can see the canyon from camp. Lots of hiking trails start at the campground, too. We did the entire rim hike...trail is not marked in several areas so it was difficult to stay on the path. Highly recommend Kayenta!

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Eric Scholz
Mar 27, 2023

This place is SPECTACULAR!! The trails that connect to the campground lead to the rim of the canyon within minutes. The visitor's center is walkable and full of great gifts and info. We rode our bikes on the Intrepid Trail System which is also within easy reach. Most of the bike trails are very kid friendly. Would love to visit again!!

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Jeff Morrow
Jul 09, 2021

Fantastic campground. We reserved site 21 and really liked it. It was furthest from the restrooms but we enjoyed the isolation from the other spots. That said the sites were well spaced and the vegetation did wonders in creating more intimate spaces. The views at sunset were incredible! Our site included 2 tent pads and a lockable cabinet for your food in the shade pavilion plus a low powered overhead light in the shade canopy. Only a mile from a fantastic overlook at Dead Horse Point. Go there for a sunrise over the Colorado River!

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Venture X
May 30, 2020

We had a great one night stay here last night in spot 13. Easy access to the rim trails. One thing...the camp hosts, who we never talked to, are awesome. They keep this place super clean. We showed up, the ground was raked, grill and fire pit were clean, and the rest rooms were some of the best we've seen. They deserve a bonus. Only bummer was the gnats..but apparently those jokers are everywhere this time of year in Southern Utah.